a concrete pool. finally the ugly. a 36-pound cat. this chubby cat needs a new home. the arizona animal shelter taking care of it, says it is too big to put in a regular kennel. >> i think he's kind of cute. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. good morning. it is friday, january 31, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with breaking news. they want amanda knox thrown back in prison. the victim's family at the press conference moments ago. what the press had to say. >> msnbc in full damage control mode apologizing for a tweet they deleted branding conservatives racists. >> in their professed world of tolerance they're hitting on all eight cylinders of intolerance.

>> but are they at msnbc really sorry or does the network feed that culture of intolerance? brian. >> they gave life and limb for our nation and still picked me as their teammate. highlights from a wounded warrior game with fire fighters and first responders. you're going to meet a couple of them and find out where they're going to be going. "fox & friends" as far as we can tell starts right now. >> hello. this is morgan freeman. >> robin williams. >> and george w. bush. you're watching "fox & friends," man. that was pretty good. ♪

>> live from new york city, brian shaking their pom-poms. >> the pom-poms being shaken are shaken by the sea gals. one of them is an actual air force lieutenant and you'll be hearing from them and seeing what it is like being a cheerleader behind the scenes. up until game day it is all about the seahawks and when they meet the press it is all about the seahawks. before that you're selling the seahawks and selling seattle. they are the best ambassadors for that. >> you heard frank kelly and had to keug tkpwel a little bit. -- and had to giggle a little bit. he will be on this seat and go inside two super bowl parties on broadway. first, another network apologizing again. am i right? >> right on the ball there.

some people use the super bowl to spread stories of inspiration and love and determination. but others seem to use the super bowl and the ads surrounding it because there are so many people that tend to pay attention to spread hate. msnbc put this tweet out. we're going to let our viewers decide here. it said "maybe the right wing will hate it but everyone else will go oh. the adorable new cheerios ad with a biracial family." certainly sparking a lot of emotion and reaction as they planned, i'm sure. but also spreading in a way, you know, bigotry against those who may not believe the same as their network. did it backfire? >> sure. msnbc was saying essentially that conservative people hate interracial families. shortly after they posted that tweet, michelle malkin encouraged biracial

families to post their families up. the reaction must have scared msnbc. in no time they took down the tweet. then they apologizeed. there was a call for an apology from the president of msnbc. we've got a woman from a biracial family. she saw that comment from msnbc and this is how she felt. >> we are definitely offended. me, it hit close to home because we're newlyweds, newly married. soon we're going to be bringing a family into this world. and i just, i feel like we're already fighting so many stigmas that fighting the stigma of being a biracial couple, a conservative biracial couple that it doesn't exist. we're here and i don't want to bring kid to where they feel like they're fighting the same stigma. >> brian? >> steve, just to continue on this, cheerios decided

for the first time they're going to have a super bowl ad out and they're going to be talking about that. in it is depicted a biracial couple and a little girl finding out she is going to have a brother or sister at which time out of nowhere that tweet comes out challenging the r.n.c. and it was suggested to boycott the entire network. this is the latest time. remember the last time we were talking about one woman mocking an adopted child in the romney family. there was a tearful apology there. there was a quote yesterday, the president of msnbc talked about the philosophy of his network and apologized. then he said this i've never had an ideology. an ideology is a single thought across all programs. he went ton say we've never had that obviously. i hire people who fit the

sensibility. we do stay true to facts. you have to build your arguments. that's why i call it -- that's why i call it a sensibility. this is why you have the the third firestorm. what's going on over there in the locker room? somebody's been told to push the envelope on a daily basis. i've never seen people backtrack more quickly, more frequently. >> i think certainly phil has his hands full there with comments that have been made reflecting intolerance. this tweet that was eventually taken down after, you know, a firestorm and backlash really, it kind of backfired because it was baseless. but the head of the r.n.c., the chairman there, he had this to say. >> in their professed world of tolerance, they're sure hitting on all eight cylinders of intolerance. you know, it started with, you know, melissa perry and

comments about mitt romney's new grandchild, martin bashir and palin. we had one of their new hosts coming up that's talking about some of the physical disabilities of that soldier hero from tuesday night and using that as a political statement. here's what we did. this tweet came last night. first thing in the morning i called mr. griffin, left a message, sent him a letter saying we were not going to allow any of our surrogates or myself or, and all of the other world of republican surrogates on their show until they, one, apologize. and, number two, did something of some corrective action on their shows to take some action. >> so what happened after reince preibus called for a boycott? phil griffin did apologize and he reportedly fired the

person responsible for that particular tweet. it's interesting, mr. mr. preibus went ton say they're going to keep an eye, the r.n.c., on msnbc because they have had so much intolerance. they always talk about being tolerant, it is those darned republicans that are so bad. he is going to keep msnbc on probation. >> let us know what you think. what did you think of their reaction to the ad, that tweet and all that that followed. >> you know what? the cheerios ad is adorable because not only does that little girl find out she is going to have a brother or sister but she works a deal where she's able to get a puppy out of the deal. >> precious. it is precious. heather nauert. we grew up on cheerios. >> and putting pressure on families everywhere to bring a puppy. >> huge conversation in a lot of households, i think. >> good morning. hope you're off to a great day. eight minutes after the hour. they want her thrown back

in prison. moments ago the family of meredith kirchner says they want amanda knox sent back to prison. >> nothing will bring meredith back. the best we can hope for is finally bringing this whole case to a conclusion. >> developing overnight, police paying a visit to knox's former boyfriend who is also convicted of murder. they stopped him near the border to enforce a travel ban. a judge sentencing knox to 28 years 6 months in prison and her boyfriend to 25 years. their lawyers say they will appeal. another cruise ship forced to return early because of an outbreak of the norovirus. itthe c.d.c. will board that ship to make sure it is

being sanitized correctly. a crew of robbers armed with hammers managing to get away with $700,000 worth of jewels from cartier's flagship store in manhattan. five crooks shoving past an armed guard and smashing open a display case. they scooped up 16 watches. police say it happened so fast no one had time to react. the robbers made a clean get-away. new developments in the justin bieber sag tkpwafplt he was not drag racing when he was arrested in florida. tmz obtaining records showing bieber was going 27 miles per hour under the speed limit. this after we learn the singer tested positive for having smoked pop and the drug xanax. miley cyrus gave him advice. >> you've got a lot of

money. pay people to make sure you don't get in trouble. and party at your house. >> okay. >> i guess she thinks that's good advice. >> not exactly a public service announcement. >> i think the scariest part of heather's story was through g.p.s. you can figure out how fast the car is going. is that another n.s.a. thing? was it a rented car? maybe the rental company keeps track. >> that is the next new thing. you never know who's watching. but you can hire people to keep you out of trouble. >> justin bieber does not have a lead foot. he's got other problems, just not his foot. >> 11 minutes after the hour. coming up, their kids went starving at school because parents ran out of cash. parents are furious. they want to know why good food was thrown in the

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welcome pwhabg. snowstorms are rare in alabama and this past week when that white stuff started to stick, drivers started to get stuck. that's when staffers from one charitable chick-fil-a trekked out armed with chicken sandwiches went to save the day. the owner of that chick-fil-a joins us now. good morning, mark. that day, i'm sure took you all by surprise. you made truly an executive

decision there to not stay safe where you were but actually do what? take us back. >> that morning the weather got pretty bad pretty quickly and caught a lot of people off guard. i had a delivery to make and was leaving to make that delivery. the customer said she still wanted it. after i left, i was traveling over two hours and was just over halfway there. then i called her seined i'm sorry, i'm not going to be able to make it. i pulled over in my vehicle and noticed the home depot was out in the middle of the highway giving out water to people. i had these boxed meals and said these people can use something to eat and so i started giving those out to them. after that was gone i was able to make it back to the restaurant where my people weren't able to leave or tried to leave and had to come back because they couldn't get anywhere. we all started preparing more sandwiches to give to the people stranded in

front of my restaurant. >> the remarkable thing is in a time of emergency, which it was and truly for you and your employees -- everyone needed to get back home and get safe -- you all decided not to hunker down and do what you needed for yourself. you decided to make food until you didn't have any more. why? >> it was the right thing to do. there were people that had been in their cars four, five and six hours. people were very appreciative when we were able to get them some type of nourishment. they weren't able to eat lunch because the storm came in so quickly. it was an opportunity and the right thing for us to do. >> i know people out there said they wanted to pay for the food. you and your employees decided, no. you all had the same mind set. what is that based on? free food? helping others. where does that come from? >> that comes from chick-fil-a and the family that founded chick-fil-a. we're in the restaurant business but our goal is to help people. >> you know what?

you certainly did. those principles work. they helped so many families. we kept seeing tweets and e-mails about it. we're just glad that there are first responders like you out there. mark and chick-fil-a, i'm sure there is a debt of gratitude to be paid but i'm sure you don't need to hear that. >> no, we don't need to hear that. >> an awesome act you guys did. we appreciate you being with us. if anything else comes up, we know we can count on you guys. >> absolutely, yes ma'am. my pleasure. >> next on the rundown, thousands of e-mail passwords stolen from a popular provider. could hackers have your personal information? and they give life and limb for our country and they still picked brian as their teammate. check out what happened when he hit the field with wounded warriors against an nfl legend. coming up.

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quick friday morning headlines for you right now. the latest environmental impact study opbd keystone pipeline expected today but results are likely to disappoint the president. people briefed on the findings tell bloomberg news the pipeline will have an minimum impact because oil sands in alberta, canada, will be developed any way. yahoo experiencing a massive hack attack. many user names stolen.

no word on how many accounts were impacted, whether it affects you or me but affected users had their passwords automatically reset. that happen to you? let me know. brian, over to you. >> you know, we're out here in on broadway, celebrating the first ever cold-weather football game. not just the super bowl. it is a game that gave flag football a new meaning. the wounded warrior amputee football team, they took on 9/11 first responders and i had a chance to join the real taoefplt that -- team. that is the wounded warrior team. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> we have a personal challenge. let's go and do everything we did before and then some.

>> it's nice to see some old teammates but even better to talk to wounded warriors and first responders. it's been a treat and guys come from all over the country to be involved. >> it is nice to show america what we can do. even though we got blown up a little bit, we like to show america what we can do. >> this is a wonderful chance for america to say thank you. >> in 2004 i was deployed. one month into my deployment i was ambushed by taliban fighters which led me to lose my leg below the knee. i saw guys jumping, running, doing everything. i thought i'm going to be all right. >> all the way down field. nice pass over the middle. >> here with other guys, my best friend i heeled -- healed with for years. >> the leg is a part of you? >> it hurts like hell all the time but i put up with the pain and it's not a big

deal. >> down the sidelines, touchdown. going to make the catch as if he was trying out in a schoolyard for the philadelphia eagles to complete the impossible dream. >> finally going to see how much you have left in the tank? >> i'm running alone. >> you'll see a competitive effort tonight? >> i'm playing on the other team. what position are you playing, brian? >> i'm feeling feverish. i don't know if i can play. >> when i found ute you're going to be in this and i might have to go against you, i'm not going to say scared. i was aware i may have to compete against you. >> wounded warriors, all playing for a good cause. i've got my flag, i'm going to go catch a few.

♪ >> wow, what a great night it was. and the crowd loved it. they have not stopped even though they might be missing a limb and a little banged up after the war. with me now, some of the stars from the game, robert donnelly playing from chicago, came back to talk about this and dan lasko, the marine. we've got army, navy and marine. guys, thanks for letting me play on your team. what do you think is the message you want people to get? >> to show disabled athletes can still go out there and do something, especially not knowing what to expect when we get back and to have people who want us to come out and play sports and actually want to

watch us play sports is an awesome feeling. >> you had mr. invincible there, mark wallbrook played, came out of nowhere. he said when you guys talk, players want to know your story. when they're around you guys, they want to know what you've been through instead of the games they have been through. >> absolutely. vince chappell, he was so much more interested in me. it was great to meet him and play with him. >> you guys are unbelievable athletes and, two, you'll pop off your leg. is this the same leg that you had, that you played with the other night? >> this is my everyday walking leg. the leg i was playing with [inaudible] >> you're proud of what you did for your country and proud of the sacrifice and the athletes you are today. >> we want to show you what we're wearing. >> what are you guys doing for super bowl sunday? >> i'm going to watch it at

home. >> planning on watching it. >> because when rush limbaugh found out, and his wife catherine found out i was going to this game, they said do me a favor. i have four tickets on the lower level. if you three guys go to the game and if you could bring your wife with you courtesy of rush, you guys are going to be going to the super bowl if you can find the time on sunday. >> awesome. >> i'll make the time. >> you don't have to run home? >> thank you, rush. >> he's watching right now. like so many americans watching at home are in awe of what you've done. you don't dough it -- do it for the money or fame. you do it because you love our country. i don't know what is in the news or not in the news, know we have unlimited respect for what you've done. see you at the game. do me a favor. wear long pants. it's going to be cold and

sit around for five hours. all right, guys, thanks a lot. back to you, steve and elisabeth. >> very nicely done, brian. good job catching that ball and great job, rush limbaugh, for donating those tickets to our warriors. >> the bond between the nfl and our military is so strong. it was so strong. we had chills in here. it was warm in here but we got chills from that indeed. caught on camera, the incredible moment a baby is pulled out from underneath the rubble. look at this. >> the amazing ending to this story up ahead. >> no lunch for you. children forced to go hungry at school because officials threw out their lunches on purpose. who does something like that? we'll give you details. >> first, happy birthday to justin timberlake.

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♪ ♪ >> this is the official countdown to the super bowl. you are seeing the seattle sea gals getting ready for the big game. it is going to keep them warm. i've seen them performing in seattle when my brother-in-law played there. brian kilmeade is out there live in times square. we're going to be bringing you the latest. >> we saw the wide shot as they shot down broadway. it's 28 degrees outside. so they're doing a smart thing, actually moving around fast to stay warm. >> brian can try that. i think it's going to be his new technique. we'll see when he comes back. heather nauert has headlines. >> brian has a tough assignment this morning, hanging out with a bunch of pretty ladies. >> and he's going to the party. >> the party at 6:30 in the morning? nice job. good morning to you all.

as a parent this video may be difficult for you to see. caught on camera, it was a pretty incredible moment that a baby is pulled out from the rubble. take a look. it was a two-year-old girl, a toddler. she was buried by an airstrike by the syrian government. it hit her home in aleppo. rescuers heard the girl crying and kept digging tphe they pulled her out. there is good news coming out of this. she has made -- look at her, beautiful little girl -- a full recovery. such a tragedy in that area. unbelievable video this time coming out of thailand this morning. terrified passengers throwing themselves off a boat as the boat begins to sink. 13 people on board at the time when the dive boat started taking on water. another boat was close by

and able to rescue all the passengers. the boat was not registered and was operating near this area illegally. an 11-year-old girl who had her cupcake business shut down by the health department because she didn't have a licensed kitchen says she is not giving up her baking. she and her mom spoke last night with megyn kelly. listen to this. >> well, i'm not sure if i'm going to have to shut down for good or like just wait awhile. but we're trying to figure out a way that i can follow all the rules and still get to bake and sell stuff. >> way to go. she has been selling those cupcakes for two years and the health department just found out about the business when her success story was featured in the local paper. students left hungry at school and now their angry parents and kid are fighting back against a salt lake city school district. this after dozens of students had their school lunches taken away and thrown in the garbage.

why? because administrators say there was not enough money in their prepaid lunch accounts. parents were never notified and they're outraged about how the school handled it. >> unfortunately my daughter called me on her lunch hour crying saying she couldn't eat lunch. over $4 and i was never notified she was in the negative. >> the last thing you do is confiscate lunches especially in a public setting in front of peers. >> the school district is apologizing and says it is now investigating why so many parents were unaware of their low account balances. those are your headlines. how on earth could someone do that? i have no idea. >> it is between the parents and the school. don't take it out on the kids. >> exactly. so wrong. >> how about an investigation into the ethical game time behavior and decision making when it comes to kids lunches. >> thank you, heather. it is currently the warmest it has been at this time in the last week. maria molina is live in times square with the

cheerleaders. >> yeah. that's right. with the sea gals right here. we are live in times square which is now super bowl boulevard. temperatures much warmer today and they're going to continue in that warming trend as we head into the weekend. first let's look at the weather conditions across the country. across the southeast you are going to make it above freezing. that is good news. that means you're going to be seeing that ice and snow melting across sections of the southeast. out west we have a storm system moving through and it is producing areas of snow in parts of colorado where we have winter storm warnings and also winter storm watch has been issued for the city of chicago where more than six inches of snow can fall as we head into the weekend. with the super bowl looking good, warming up. temperatures are going to be well above average, dry conditions. no issue. let's head over to brian and big daddy. >> i was cheering for you, maria. thing may be heating up the super bowl. it is getting close to the

game but super bowl boulevard has already been overheating. the city doesn't sleep. why? we have five-hour energy we have been handing out at the airport. we sent big daddy out to check out the hottest parties. rich came back alive and came back with cake. the super bowl is not just about the game but it is also about glitz and glamour and makes the super bowl what it is prior to the game. let's go to the parties we weren't invited to. ♪ ♪ >> i ate one, i try and go to the first party of the year every year. you've got to laugh and have some fun. >> i happened to have probably one of the best looking guys in the nfl not because he is my client or friend. he happens to be too good looking. any way, corey wooten, what's happening?

we shared a lot of pizza together. >> a lot of pizza, a lot of wins, a lot of losses and some food in between. >> i'm so used to being on the other side that this is kind of weird. >> the only super bowl winning coach to ever work a beer cart at my golf outing. >> i do that one time and i'm only going to one super bowl party this week and it's yours. big daddy says show up, you show up. >> it feels kind of surreal to be here. it feels like a dream almost. >> who do you like this weekend? >> i'm going to have to go with denver. that is my hot pick. i like the broncos. i i think peyton manning has been playing really great. >> broncos. >> i'll give you the score 24-17. i'll let you pick the team. >> will you get back into coaching? >> i'm sitting here with a

guy that if i was ever at a party i'd in which want to be standing next to because i'm never going to meet any women. ♪ ♪ >> wow. >> rich, this is your party. you can go shop while hanging out at the party. it was amazing. i was able to come in at the end after the wounded warrior game. proceeds go to your foundation? >> they go to the big daddy foundation. i'm involved with the aneurysm center for kids. i gave you food. i gave you drinks. i gave you the opportunity to go shop. it was cool. it was very different. >> my wife would have loved it. shopping and a party in the same night. we got news of the super bowl. we'll tell you about it. richard sherman and peyton manning exchanging words. it involves "duck dynasty."

it is fascinating. later we talk to roger. steve and elisabeth, tell me what's next. >> we got a couple of crew members, spies, at one of the parties. a fun time was had by all. >> that's the word on the street. big daddy and brian, thanks. why are part-time city workers getting lifetime pensions? stuart varney on the case next. >> we used a little go procamera to watch maria's toboggan run. meet the guy who came up with the camera and plus he'll show us his super bowl ad. ♪ ♪r ] the rhythm of life. ♪

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if they're lucky, a lot of full-time elected officials receive pensions. full time. now in illinois, even those who work part time are getting lifetime benefits. in fact, just 42 former part-timers in illinois collecting -- receiving collectively over $200,000 a year. should your tax dollars go to support part-time workers so they get full-time pensions? stuart varney weighs in on this. how do they let that happen in illinois? >> let me reverse it for a second. if you work in the private sector, you work part time for a few years. do you think you are entitled to a pension for the rest of your life because of that part-time limited work? do you think you should be allowed to vote your own pension? that's what's happening in the public sector in illinois, which happens to be the most trouble state

financially because of their pension -- >> some might say corrupt. we've been talking over the last year or so, illinois might need a bailout. as you pull, like an onion, peel it off layer by layer and now you see a bunch of part-time people are getting gigantic pensions. >> let me break this down. illinois has a $100 billion pension obligation. that is how much they've got to pay out in the future. they've got a plan to control it, but that plan does not include ending pension, lifetime pensions for people who work part time. in fact, when one of these former council members in a small town outside chicago, when one tried to say i don't think we should be getting this pension for part-time work, he was voted down. and they voted to continue this payment pension obligation. >> what is jaw dropping is if people are really lucky, it used to be back in the day people would get a pension -- very few have it

now -- but 42 people in illinois, part-timers are getting paid $200,000 a year? >> that's collectively. we're not talking about a great deal of money here. it's the principle. it is the principle that's involved. should you -- morally, should you be getting a pension, a lifetime pension for work that was part-time and for limited duration? i don't think you should. but those were promises made in the past which have to be met right now. that is why illinois is in such deep, deep financial trouble. >> he's probably going to be talking about this and so much more on varney and company, kicks off 9:20 eastern time. thank you. have a good weekend. coming up, the push to sell obamacare now left in the hands of richard simmons. did we mention over $1 million for the ad. make a memory on camera.

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all right. go pro making an appearance at super bowl media day with seahawks receiver golden tate, wearing one of the popular cameras, capturing images from your perspective and video of people going through extremes from their point of view. "fox & friends" p put one to the test yesterday with this 60-foot toboggan run with maria molina, when i never met in person but seems nice. joining us from san francisco is

go profounder and ceo, nick woodman. it's going to be a big day super bowl sunday because of all your suck self. you're going to be rolling a super bowl ad. before we see the ad here on "fox & friends," how did this all start for you? >> i was 26 years old and in between jobs. looking for inspiration what to do the rest of my life. so i planned a surf trip around australia and indonesia. i wanted to document my experience surfing, soy came up with the idea for a wearable camera i could wear on my wrist. it turned into a research and development trip. came home and started what now is go pro. >> wow. amazing because not everything you've done was successful. you were just relentless in trying better things. how did you improve it from there. >> yeah. my first business i failed at.

this time around i just boot strapped it and took my time and hired my closest friends and family, people that i trusted and 12 years later, go pro is a 12-year overnight success. all of a sudden go pro has been successful, but it's been 12 years. >> and now the overnight success, you're 40 and a billionaire and you deserve every dime of it. >> i'm 38. >> 38. i apologize. just about 40. eliminate the pain points this self-capture. without further ado, let's listen together as we look at the super bowl ad that will air on super bowl sunday. >> all right. stand up on the exterior step.

>> wow. what are we seeing there, nick? i know how we're seeing it. what are we seeing in that ad? >> that was felix balm -- baumg baumgartner's jump back to earth. go pro had seven cameras involved in that shoot supporting red bull, helping them capture this incredible human feat. and it was a fantastic opportunity for go pro to be involved with a human achievement like that and that we could help bring that broadcast to fans around the world is a terrific achievement for our company. >> yeah. we should have given it to sandra bullock in "gravity."

but i tell you, this is tremendous that you're able to do this. if i want to get a go pro camera, how much would it cost me? >> depending on a model you buy, we sell them for 199, 299 and $399. i recommend the 399-dollar one. it's our best seller and what they use to capture that footage of felix's jump. >> it's amazing. you have changed the way we look at extreme sports and brought them further. they owe awe debt of gratitude. nick, that smile has not left your face, even though it's so ridiculously early where you are and i don't blame you. you're everything america stands for, an entrepreneur that got an idea and would not quit. thank you for joining us and the ad looks tremendous. thanks for make an exclusive here on "fox & friends." >> thank you so much for having me on. i appreciate it. i'll wake up early for you any time. >> all right. good. 'cause we're calling you monday. only kidding. thanks.

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force lieutenant and more importantly, she will be joining us in a matter of moments 'cause "fox & friends" second hour as far as i can tell starts right now. >> this is joe theisman and you're watching "fox & friends". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ super bowl week is heating up. you see a live shot of the seagulls on super bowl boulevard. they are shaking their pom poms, getting ready for what could be

a super bowl championship for them. >> brian is getting ready to introduce us to a very special cheerleader involved in the military. first let's talk about how a number of democrats realizing there is an election in november are running from the president of the united states because they backed obamacare and now his unpopularity could cost them their jobs in the u.s. senate. >> yeah. it's costing in terms of their jobs and also costing them appearances and being on the same page when it comes to issues. you talk to the president, he's got a term to fill out. if you talk to senators who are in some red states, they have a seat to keep. and you may be can't mix both. we're seeing more and more the president travel around and you don't see the democratic senator anywhere to be found. call rove talking about where president obama's popularity. >> in a lot of these sort of blue states that president obama won, states like michigan and new hampshire and minnesota and wisconsin, the democrats are

going to be running away from being with the president because this year the president did this on election day, 2012, but his job approval today is under water. >> we've seen it. >> yeah. we saw earlier this month, north carolina senator kay hagin, she skipped out on a meeting with the president. someone said that she gave the, quote, washing my hair excuse when the senate was in session. but they are running. there aren't that many selfies with president obama. >> you know what's really bad is a couple of nights ago, state of the union, the president of the united states was talking about how he wanted congress to give him fast track trade agreement status so that he could negotiate -- so congress would vote up or down. the president asked for it at the state of the union. meanwhile, you've got republicans, most of them are squarely on board. but you know what? he's got a problem with harry reid. harry reid said yesterday, i'm against fast track. apparently, according to

reuters, the white house called reid's office to say they're not happy. the quo is they were really -- quote is they were really mad at harry reid. the house majority whip, kevin mccarthy, said the president is talking about how he's got a pen and a phone. he should pick up the phone and call harry reid because harry reid doesn't want to vote on this 'cause he thinks it's bad for the democrats. charles krauthammer has this observation about this trouble between harry and barak. >> this is a test of the president. is he the president or is harry reid going to be the one who decides? i think it's a sign of the diminishment of his authority that reid spoke so openly and defiantly. >> yeah. brian, one of the things is harry reid's worried that if this would be an unpopular vote for some democrats and it would cost him his job as majority leader. >> also, harry reid when asked why certain people weren't

showing up with the president, he said look, i can't tell anyone who to have campaign for them. it's up to them. >> yeah. very similar to what george bush went through in his last term and midterm. remember the pressure on him to get rid of donald rumsfeld and not talk about the war, to talk about a date to pullout and he didn't. a lot of the republicans didn't want to appear with him because of that. he ended up, did lose the senate for many people thought if he got rid of donald rumsfeld before, he wouldn't have had the issue. but the president of the united states, really for the first time in his career, had people running from him instead of to him. it's got to be quite sobering. >> seems like the magic is gone for a lot of democrats. brian kilmeade will introduce to us someone special in two minutes live from super bowl boulevard. right now let's travel across the studio here at 48th and 6th avenue, headline time. >> you two look so nice today i love the red. >> we coordinated. like prom. >> right. >> i have a flower in the back for steve. five minutes after the hour.

they want her thrown back in prison. we're talking about the family of murdered british exchange student meredith kercher. they said they want amanda knox sent back to italy. >> no matter what the decision and whether it is upheld or not, nothing will bring mayor death back. the best we can hope for is finally bringing this whole case to a conclusion. >> they want her to go back to prison. also overnight developing, police paid a visit to knox's former boyfriend who was also convicted of murder. he was at a hotel near the border of austria and italy. police taking his passport and put a stamp on his papers showing he is not allowed to leave the country. the cdc about to board another cruise ship packed with 170 sick passengers. forced to return back to houston because of an outbreak of the

norovirus. the cdc is expected to board that ship in a few hours in order to inspect the cleaning process. it has to be scrubbed clean lear cruise tomorrow. boy. a possible break for justin bieber. new evidence this morning that shows that he was not drag racing when he was arrested in florida. this is according to the folks at tmz. they got their hands on gps records from the rented lambourghini that he was driving. the records apparently show that he was going 27 miles per hour and not the 60 miles per hour that the cops claimed. so now he's getting questionable advice from milely cyrus on the "tonight show." here it is. >> you got a lot of money, pay people to make sure you don't get in trouble and party at your house. >> yeah. >> buy a house. >> party on. the biebs is back in court on march 10. looks like a scene out of the show "breaking bad." three guys busted for growing

marijuana. it's the bottom of a concrete sealed pool. police finding 80 plants and several pounds of processed pot. the hideout was complete with an underground tunnel that led to that lab. look at that. and those are your headlines at this hour. i'll be back here in just a bit. >> thank you very much. and by the way, thank you very much for the beutinerre. mr. kilmeade, you got a special guest and company out there on super bowl boulevard. >> steve, you're absolutely right. according to the rundown, you're correct. one of the hardest work competitors on the field super bowl weekend and during the week are the super bowl cheerleaders. when the team makes it to the super bowl, so do the cheerleaders. now it's time to meet the sea gals. this is the tremendous team that has been the ambassador representing seattle and the seahawk organization. great job. thanks so much for getting up with us. >> thank you. >> we're going to meet new a second. we have to meet team captain. how are the girls responding to

you crack the whip this week? >> just today. our director is with us most of the time cracking the whip. they're doing pretty good. they were up bright and early. >> are you used to this weather? >> the 30-degree weather we're pretty used to. when we came yesterday and it said 22 on my phone, i was a little nervous. >> it's interesting, a lot of times i talk to the cheerleaders and say, we went to this event and this event. you guys practiced all night last night. >> we practiced all night last night. we were in a ballroom, in our hotel. we ran in, changed into our practice attire, went to a ballroom and practiced until 11:00 o'clock. >> you're a tough captain. now it's time to meet a tough woman, alicia, at 18, you said, mom, i am joining the military. she says, you're going to college first. i'll compromise, air force academy. >> that's exactly what she said. i've been in for eight years now. >> and you're a lieutenant now? >> correct. >> and how does this fit in to your duty? >> i stay very busy between the air force and the sea gals. >> how does this work? i couldn't picture a military

officer also a cheerleader. >> yes. i wear two different uniforms. during the day i wear my air force uniform and change at night. >> how do you balance the two? >> it's definitely time management. >> and how many years you been with this? >> with the air force, eight years. this is my rookie soon with the sea gals. >> how does she fit in? >> she's doing a fantastic job. we're so proud of her. >> when you get up in the morning, you do one game for three hours. i'll do a double header? >> i definitely could if i needed to. >> tell me about the dedication to the country at the same time for the team. what does it mean to you to serve in the military? >> it means the world to me. i love serving my country. it really has meant everything. >> a lot of people are writing about your story. how does it feel? >> it's overwhelming. but i'm happy about it. >> the guys and the women who are in the air force, how do they treat you? >> very supportive. everyone has been so supportive so far. >> she fits in for a rookie? >> yeah. >> we look forward to seeing the sea gals all throughout the week. thank you very much for coming

down and cheering us on and helping maria molina give out the weather. >> thank you. over to steve and elisabeth. tell us what's coming up next. >> very nice. >> thanks. coming up, msnbc in damage control mode, apologizing for a tweet branding conservatives racist. but are they really sorry or does the network feed the culture of intolerance? >> then the push to sell obamacare now left in the hands of richard simmons, the bedazzled one? did we mention you paid over a million dollars for this commercial. shake it, richard. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle.

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msnbc's president apologizing after the network tweetd about a new super bowl ad for cheerios saying, quote, maybe the right wing will hate it, but everyone else will go aw, the adorable new #cheeriosad with biracial family. but for a network that seems to have a habit of making cereal offensive comments about conservative, is that apology a little too late? joining us right now is "wall street journal"'s jason reilly. so they tweeted out essentially saying conservative people hate interracial families. >> right. so what you have here is several weeks after mocking mitt romney's ex he tended interracial family, they are lecturing conservatives on racial and sensitivity. i find that a little odd. >> that is a little odd.

so melissa harris perry a couple weeks ago, she did apologize after she had a bunch of comedians on her show making fun of mitt romney's family. then yesterday you got this thing where the head of the rnc came out and said okay. a boycott. nobody is going on that show from the republican party until i get an apology. then they did apologize and apparently fired somebody. >> right. how seriously can we say these apologies when they keep doubling down on the same offense that leads to the apologies? i think this is the true colors of the left. msnbc is showing us what the left's mentality really is about, the left is about identity politics, judging people. not based on their individuality, but based on which group or ethnicity or sexual orientation or gender they belong to. and that's what this is about and what's ironic is the left likes to talk about how we're not a post racial society or

color blind society. but that's the last thing they want. this cheerios commercial had nothing to do with race. this is about parents explaining to a young child that mom is pregnant. they decided to drag race into this discussion. they want race front and center in our national conversations and in our politics. they're pushing this. >> phil griffin did apologize. we've got an item, quotation that he gave to the daily beast. i think we never had an ideology -- talking about at msnbc. an ideology is a single thought across all programs. we've never had that. obviously i hire people who fit this sensibility. we do stay true to facts. you have to build your argument. that's why i call it a sensibility. >> they hire people who say outrageous things about race and apologize for it later. that is the way i think they are trying to drive up their viewership and stay relevant. that's what they do. say racially inflammatory things over and over again. >> it's only the big stuff that

gets the attention. but they do do it pert near every day. >> that's what they do. i think this is the identity politics as practiced on the left. this is what they do. >> jason reilly from the "wall street journal" editorial board, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> what do you think about this? e-mail us. coming up, do you still have your health insurance? maybe not for long. a whole bunch of people are about to get dumped. could you be one of them? stick around. then just call her honey blue boo. we have the story behind that picture. i'm not hungry anymore. ♪ ♪ oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons

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time for news by the numbers. first, $700,000. crooks made off with $700,000 worth of watches from cart ier's flagship store. they used hammers to smash the cases in broad daylight. next, $1.3 million. that's how much california taxpayers spent on this obamacare outreach video starring richard simmons. >> that's worth it. and the number one, the most popular dog in america, according to the american kennel club, the bulldog. in second, the french bulldog. in third? the lab. >> very nice. congratulations, dogs. meanwhile, from dramas to romantic comedies, there is something for everybody at this weekend's box office if you're going to the movies. >> kevin mccarthy, founder of nerdtears.com joins us right now with the very latest. good morning. so what are people going to be

watching? >> good morning. thank you for having me on. great to be on as always. labor day is the new movie directed by jason writeman. he did "jew know," and" up in the air." his new movie is based on a popular novel about an escaped convict who takes a family hostage. kate winslet plays the mother. on a positive note, the performances are strong, the direction is great. and the score great. the problem is that it's entirely overly melodramatic. and it gets to where it feels too long. there is points where he puts up the day and you keep thinking, when are they going to get to monday? i will say that it's the weakest of jason's movies, but still a solid effort. obviously "juno" was solid film. this is decents. three out of five. strong matinee. i got to sit down with kate

winslet and josh brolin. we geeked out about prison movies. but first i brought kate winslet something from my movie collection. >> i've been collecting movie ticket stubs since i was 11 years old. i was moving the other day and i found this while moving. i showed it to leo in may and he flipped out. >> oh, my god. that's pretty amazing. >> 4 bucks. >> from 1997. four dollars. you see, people can't afford to go to the movies anymore. >> i was thinking about all the great prison escape films. mcqueen in "the get away". let's say one of those guys randomly showed up at the house that weekend, who would be the most fascinating to hang out with. >> cool hand luke for sure. >> why? >> come on, because he's paul newman. he brings popcorn and salad

dressing. >> and the paul newman salad dressing is amazing. >> so is the popcorn. >> he does coffee pots, too. >> he does. a lot of that goes to charity. all of that money goes o charity, i believe. >> it does. meanwhile, let's talk about that awkward moment, michael tammero, our redas on the red carpet with zach efron. what did you like about it, if anything? >> when you have three best friends, you make a vow to stay single. the problem is the only plot device that moves the characters in unnatural directions seems unrealistic. it was really, really repetitive. they kept repeating the same scene over and over. they'd have coffee, go to the club, they'd be in bed. it was over and over and over again. it became repetitive and very annoying. michael b. jordan and miles teller are great in the movie. i gave it two out of five. stay home and wait for the

rental. but check out a movie that michael b. jordan did called "fruitvale station" and "the spectacular now." i highly recommend. i gave that movie two out of five. >> you gave us good advice on what to spend our money on. >> thanks so much. we'll check out your twitter feed, too. >> thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> you, too. 26 minutes after the top of the hour. on this friday. >> coming up, he's a super bowl legend and navy veteran. so what hall of famer does roger staubach think about the trash talking? he's going to give us what he thinks about all that. >> look at that line - up. and beyonce fans now have the chance to study their favorite pop star and get -- wait for it -- college credit. >> come on. >> for studying beyonce, by the book. what? ♪ ♪ ion core™ technology,

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this week in new orleans, hillary clinton said she still doesn't know if she's running for president in 2016. isn't that unbelievable? 350 million americans, what are the odds she's the only one in the country who doesn't know she's running for president? >> i love jay leno. >> yeah. >> well, this week in new orleans, hillary clinton said she still doesn't know if she's running for president in 2016. isn't that unbelievable, there

are 350 million americans, what are the odds she's the only one in the country, right, that she's running, right? >> yeah. >> that's that line that -- >> that was verbatim of jay leno. >> people are getting that tattoo. >> we had to diagram that. meanwhile, i don't know if you can see this, just over our shoulder -- that's rodney atkins' tour bus. he's going to be performing a song special for us in the next 90 minutes. >> he's got like three back there. two trucks behind it, had to squeak behind to get in. he's so much fun. we saw him new year's eve. >> that's right. and that 18 wheeler right there talks about how massey ferguson is the official tractor of the ronnie atkins' tour. it's great that everybody came in today on super bowl friday to put it all together. if you're just getting up, you need some headlines, we turn to the first lady of headlines. >> we always think moving day is hard. imagine these guys, they got to pack up every day. >> they do. they got a whole team.

>> good morning to you all. 31 after the hour. the latest environmental impact study on the keystone pipeline is expected today and the results are likely to disappoint environmentalists and the president. that's because the report is expected to say that the pipeline will only have a minimum impact on carbon emissions. the president has said he will not green light the project unless it's proved it won't negatively impact the environment. we'll keep you posted. she advocated from government funded contraception and became an instant liberal darling in part because she was denied a spot to testify during an obamacare hearing on the issue. now the activist, sandra fluke, says she's strongly considering a run for congress, potentially throwing her hat in the ring for california congressman henry waxman's seat in the swanky area of beverly hills. he just announced he's retiring after 20 terms in congress. beyonce 101. ♪

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>> i think she's adorable. >> you're so gracious. >> maria molina, always keeping us abreast of what's going on of the everyone is talk super bowl weather. what do you have for us right now? >> hello. good morning. live here from times square, which as you know is now super bowl boulevard. we're actually on top of the fox sports tower in times square. to my north we actually have central park way off there. you can see traffic slowly starting to build up in new york city and of course, to my south, 13 blocks of super bowl activities here for super bowl boulevard. otherwise let's look at the weather conditions because we do have temperatures that are warming along the east. so this is good news. that means the northeast is going to be warming for the super bowl just in time. parts of the southeast also looking at warmer conditions. so that's going to allow that snow and ice that fell across parts of the carolinas, georgia and florida, to continue to melt. that's good news out there. otherwise a storm system across the rockies is producing snow.

quite significant in portions of the colorado rockies where we do have over a foot of snow expected. winter storm warnings in effect and chicago, you're under a winter storm watch because you could see over six inches of snow as we kick off the weekend. that will be something else to watch. please be careful on the roadways out there. otherwise for the super bowl, like i mentioned, temperatures warming. we'll be well above average. we could actually see a high temperature on sunday here in the new york city area and northern jersey that could possibly reach 50 degrees. for kickoff, in the 40s. not bad. now let's head over to brian. >> thank you very much. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. super bowl week that was billed as a war of words lived up to the hype finally yesterday and it's in the back page of the paper. seattle's richard sherman saying peyton manning passes will be, well -- keep going. they will be, quote, accurate

and on time, but he throws duck. sherman standing by what he said and then peyton manning fired back, saying this: he's a great quarterback, does a great job. but at the same time, when he catches the ball, he doesn't necessarily catch the laces, but he throws an accurate ball. >> i do throw ducks. i've thrown a lot of yards and touchdowns, ducks, and so i'm actually quite proud of it. >> so at 37, he throws ducks. joining us right now, a man that actually retired about that age issues roger staubach. played in four super bowls, won two of them and really bothered by the one. what do you think about that, a little trash talking going on during the week? >> yes. i'm a more let him sleep type person. let him sleep and go out and do your thing. so sherman, he's a heck of a football player. but he's getting the focus on him, which i think is a big mistake. we'll see how the game turns out.

peyton manning, he is a fierce competitor, so i think this is going to even make him more of a competitor. >> i do. he could have backed out of that very easily. instead, he said no, no. i throw touchdowns and complete a lot of passes. >> if you want to give him credit for he says what he thinks. but i'm not into that league as far as too much talk, that's not going to win the game. >> i was just talking to archie yesterday on this turf and he was saying at 37, neck operation or not, off different arm at 37 than 27. did you find that? >> payton has broken every record in the league. what's this guy talking about? how many touchdowns? 55 touchdown passes or something? i don't get it. it's a combination of accuracy and knowing what's going on over there and payton has it all. these a phenomenal football player. maybe he thinks picking on him will get him distracted. i don't understand his game

plan. >> i don't either. it's a little muhammad ali. joe namath shocked a lot of people with bill o'reilly when he said this. >> how many concussions did you have? >> five that i know of. >> five. >> five that i thought were serious. >> do you have any residual up here right now? >> i feel great. i have had tests that have shown some things. >> some brain damage? >> yeah. >> wow. so he said yesterday for the first time that he did have some brain damage, roger. you've had more concussions than he did. that's one of the reasons why you left. number one, your reaction to joe saying that? >> joe has been through a lot. i don't think i want to have that mri at my age now. i had them back in the old days. or cat scans. joe has taken hits. i had eight concussions that i was actually knocked out of the game. but they were spread out over 11 years. >> when you left, you got your mri again. been doing incredible work in

business. >> i wake up every day. i want to make sure i remember, my memory is still there. but as you get older, it's still a worry for every player that's played in the nfl with all the information coming out now. do you have to worry about concussions. >> you won the heisman in 63. everybody knows roger staubach as one of the great quarterbacks, but also served in the military. that's why you're such an important person to the salute to service award. this is the first time they're giving it out. correct? >> no. usa has been doing it the last few years. charles tillman got it last year. the salute to service award is a real neat thing that goes on through the year and usa is tied in with the nfl on helping our veterans, taking care of our veterans. john harbaugh is the winner this year. >> this is the first time we're hearing this? >> this is the first time. john is the man. >> why to john? >> john has been on uso tours. he brings veterans to training

camp. he just cares and does a lot for the military. there is a number of players and coaches that do this and john is the winner this year because he does a little bit more than everybody else. it's a great honor for john. he's a great coach and he won the super bowl last year. but he wins this. >> we got him tomorrow on the show. just to thank everybody, we thought it would be great to bring down four navy guys. is that okay? >> i like the navy. >> what's your name? >> raphael perez. >> thanks so much. >> this is great. thank you. >> rivera. >> where are you from? >> bronks, new york. >> so you're used to this weather. >> it's great. >> thanks for getting up with us. >> from queens, new york. >> queens, new york. so you get respect when you walk around in this city? >> yes. >> what's it like seeing roger staubach?

>> really proud. i'm glad to be here. >> all right. in new york, we didn't like him much when he was playing. you? >> i'm petty officer lopez. >> where are you from? >> originally from new york. >> so you're down here. you're used to being colder. >> yes. >> on behalf of everyone at "fox & friends," thanks to all four of you for your service. >> thank you. >> roger, always great to see you. and thanks so much for make the announcement exclusively on "fox & friends." we appreciate it. back to you, steve and elisabeth. >> you guys are really cold. >> talking about how cold it is. it is cold, but it is cool having roger and the guys there. >> so well said. hey, coming up, caught on camera, the incredible moment a baby is pulled out from under the rubble. the amazing ending to this story up ahead. and folks, do you still have your health insurance? maybe not for long. a whole bunch of people about to get dumped. are you on the list?

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boat started taking on water. another boat thankfully was nearby and rescued all of the passengers. also caught on camera, the incredible moment a toddler is found buried in the rubble in syria after an air strike on her home. the rescuers heard her crying and dug her out with their bare hands. look at her now. she has made a full recovery. thank goodness. steve? >> that is a miracle. thank you very much. a stunning new poll, more and more people are unhappy with obamacare. but here is the twist, those people who are not happy about it are the people who are uninsured. joining us right now from washington to break it down, elizabeth prann. give us the numbers. >> good morning. the administration is urging americans towards the next open enrollment deadline, march 31. what we're learning is there is a growing population of unhappy

people with the president's signature health care piece. a new kaiser foundation survey finds 47% of those polled have an unfavorable view of the law while 24% are in favor. the remainder didn't indicate those -- those polls didn't indicate feelings, but the disapproval numbers are up from last month, which was around 43%. how about the folks who have yet to submit a payment? remember the administration is counting them as enrolled, but insurance expert told media sources he predicts between 10 and 20% of enrollees will get dropped because they didn't complete the payment process. what about the labor unions? they're a big chunk of clientele. this week the hill reported two union leaders took a firm stance pushing back against proposed regulatory changes. they say parts of this law will drive up certain health plan cost and hurt people in the working class. those who support the administration say it's all still a work in progress.

>> so they're work very hard to try and deliver the best affordable care plan to the country and people who were against it, many of them are now for it. >> house speaker john boehner said republican lawmakers will continue to have a conversation about alternatives to the law as he says, the current situation is not good for constituents and more folks will continue losing health care in the future. steve, back to you. >> that's not good news. elizabeth, thank you very much. coming up, in the market for a new house? new place to live in look at this. it's on the market now for under $300,000. look at that beautiful stone. we're going to tell you where it is and how much it could cost you. but first on this date in 1971, apollo 14 launched and was the third successful mission to the moon. in 2010, "avatar" became the first movie ever to gross over $2 billion world wide. and in 2004, "hey yea" by

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well, it's a real estate showdown between denver and seattle today. the home cities of this year's super bowl teams are starting to see an uptick in housing prices. so is it the right time to buy in a football town? michael corbett, the author of "find it, fix it, flip it" joins me with some great finds. good morning. we're going to start off with seattle. big competitors this weekend. >> oh, yeah. there is a big football weekend. i thought let's do football real estate. so seattle, according to trulia's trends report, up 16%, prices over last year. there are still deals to be found. here is one. this one is $300,000. it's also a beautiful craftsman. it's got great original detail. it's really a lovely home. in seattle, prices are high. so this is a great deal. built in 1919, completely renovated. it's got hardwood floors, a big deck in the back. and it's got a big beautiful backyard.

a great deal. >> wow. so now we're going to travel over just outside of denver, centennial, colorado. what do you have for us there? >> this one is another wonderful home. this is a big house. this one is about $294,000. again, in this town, it's up 10% over where we were a year ago. this is three bedrooms, four baths, 2800 square feet, two story living room, open floor plan, hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, big updated kitchen, a nice big deck in the back, big backyard. it's a great deal at a beautiful home also and hey, it's a great football town. >> so you've got the seahawks fans happy. you got the broncos fans happy. what do you do if you're a buccaneers guy or gal in tampa bay? >> you know what? you'll be very happy also. this is another great deal. right now they've been up about 12% over last year. this is a wonderful home that i found -- i like the detail and the quality of this house.

this one is actually about three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. it's a wonderful home that's a craftsman bungalow style. it's got a lot of great detail, a lot of great charm to it. i really like this one as well. >> okay. then if you're a cheese fan in kansas city, you have something for us there. correct? >> okay. kansas city, if you're a chiefs fan, you'll get a really great deal. this house is under $150,000. it's two bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. it's a cape cod, beautiful curb appeal. really adorable. completely remodeled. it's featuring new bathroom, new kitchen, granite countertops, a wonderful outdoor back deck, lush landscaping. you know what? your mortgage on this will be about $791 a month. hey, for a football fan, that's a great deal, great time to buy. >> sounds like a good game plan. michael, thanks for bringing us super real estate deals super bowl weekend and leading up into

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ago after another guilty verdict. meredith kercher's family is calling for her to be thrown back in prison. all those details coming up. meanwhile, msnbc doing damage control again after it branded conservatives as racist. but are they really sorry at that network or do they feed the culture of intolerance? geraldo rivera, who has worked for nbc, is here live in about two minutes. i have never met geraldo in person. i wish i was there. and here is one man with many voices in his head. >> sometimes when you ask me a question to someone who doesn't want to answer, they just say stuff that doesn't relateify to what you're talking about. i was one of those guys, man. >> the one and only, frank caliendo and all those voices that he spouts out. he and dr. phil will be here

because "fox & friends" final hour on this friday, that's a lot of f's, starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> there you got the sea gals at 45th and broadway. they're heating up the so-called super bowl boulevard as we listen to rodney atkins, he'll be performing live midtown manhattan in this hour of "fox & friends." >> one of my favorite songs right there. we are thrilled to have him. right now we're actually going to toss over to heather to say good morning with some headlines

to everybody. >> i see brian, too. >> the warmest day so far this week. >> that's good. >> he's been holding down the fort there at super bowl boulevard in times square. >> yeah. getting a lot of snow out west. we'll keep watching that one. in the meantime, got news. we begin with a fox news alert. amanda knox' former boyfriend was picked up by police overnight at the border of italy and austria. police put a stamp on his paper showing he can not leave that country. they're worried he's a flight risk. this as the family of murdered british exchange student meredith kercher says they want amanda knox sent back to italy to face justice. listen to this. >> found guilty and convicted of the murder and if an extradition law exists between those two countries, i don't see why they wouldn't. >> knox is speaking out, begging people to believe that she's innocent and help search for the truth. >> difficult and i can only

testify to what happened to me and hope that people believe me. but i think the answers are out there. and i really, really ask that people try to look for those. >> that interview just a short while ago. knox says she will appeal the guilty verdict. the latest environmental impact study on the keystone pipeline is expected later today and likely to disappoint environmentalists and the president because the report is expected to say that the pipeline will have a minimum impact on carbon emissions. the president has said he won't green light the project unless it's proved it won't negatively impact the environment. houston now is where the cdc is about to board a cruise ship packed with 170 sick passengers. the caribbean princess was forced to return to the port because of an outbreak of the norovirus. the cdc is expected to look at the ship. it will be scrubbed before it leaves on another cruise tomorrow. it's a picture that got everybody talking.

jerry seinfeld and jason alexander outside that famous diner that was made famous on seinfeld. now it's official. >> i would play myself and as a comedian, living in new york, and i have a friend and a neighbor and an ex-girlfriend, which is all true. >> but nothing happens on the show. >> seinfeld revealing that some kind of reunion is happening. he wouldn't answer many questions, but said both alexander and co-creator are involved with the project. he says it's a one and done project and can be viewed very, very soon. what does that mean? those are your headlines. good morning, geraldo. >> good morning. you look fabulous today. i was on the last episode of "seinfeld." >> that's right. >> maybe i'll be on this premiere episode and we'll do nothing together. >> brian kilmeade at super bowl boulevard, geraldo is still contemplating whether or not to go to the super bowl. according to drudge, two days ago, 18,000 tickets still left. but he doesn't want a ticket

outside. he wants a sky suite ticket. >> what's wrong with that? >> i'm with you. >> you sit in the shady part of the stadium, you freeze. >> i don't know about that. i'll talk to molina about the northwest wind. but geraldo, you know the rule. you walk up to the stadium and you say, i'm geraldo. i need a suite. and then you get it. you are geraldo. you know exactly who you are. that's all you need. you are your calling card. >> i needed that slapping around. now i'm ready. >> you also need about $5,000. >> that's right. we want you to comment on what's going on. msnbc a couple days ago, they were trying to talk about a new super bowl cheerios ad and instead what they wound up doing was took a shot at conservatives as being bigots essentially. >> i worked at nbc and at cnbc

and watched as msnbc was created. i have to say, it was not like this at that time. this tweet, i guess this is it. maybe the right wing will hate it, but everyone else will go aw, the adorable new cheerios ad with a biracial family. what this tweet does is reveal a disturbing tendency among liberals to stereotype anyone who doesn't agree with them. and to consider people that hold different views on social issues like gay marriage, for instance, and abortion as stupid and intolerant. and it is absolutely appalling. it does reveal what has become the very driving characteristic of the network and phil griffin, the boss was right to dismiss the person that wrote that. >> only after reince previn demandedthere be a boycott. >> my bigger point, though, is this -- what i have learned in

12, 13 years here at this network is people can hold different points of view just as smart, just as sincerely, just as firmly and there are differences. the country is basically divided in half on many of the issues and this reveals a kind of cheerleading for a specific point of view that is deeply upsetting -- >> let me ask you this, you were sitting there. you were the number one show on cnbc before you came here. you know what it's like to have different news directors and different program directors. do you think -- you have three incidents within three months. do you think that comes from the top? do you think there is a miscommunication? do you think is exactly what they wanted? people talking about the network and making people flip over to find out who is going to blow up next? >> i wasn't part of any kind of conspiracy theory over at msnbc. i do believe that they saw a commercial opportunity, brian. they said, you know what?

fox tends to go -- tilt a bit to the right, why don't we become the network of the left, abandon cnn to that narrow sliver in the middle. but what happened at msnbc it seems to me is either overtly or subtly, the mental came -- message came down that someone doesn't write a tweet like that unless there is a message, go after them! they're the enemy. sarah palin is a dope and reince previn or rand paul, these people are crazy. and to them, it is a real culture war. i think that's unfortunate. >> so is tinted leadership versus a lack thereof? >> i was trying to say there, i don't know if someone sent a memo, this is what we believe on this issue or that issue. but i think it's pretty clear that the message, the atmosphere, the instinct, the impulse is to really -- we'll show you. you think you're tough, steve

doocy? i'm going to be tougher. you're a nazi. you're a kkk. >> it sounds like a transcript from their daytime programming right there. >> thank you for clarifying that. >> we also want you to weigh in on amanda knox. just found guilty again. >> fox news alert. all right. so now -- you predicted this would happen of the now the big question is, will she be extradited to italy to face the music? >> may i first say the reason i predicted she would be found guilty again is because of the media in italy has made this a cause celeb, you know. this spoiled american rich girl. we got to bring her back here to face italian justice. so they've been on a campaign. there is no new evidence. this is exactly the same case that was found in her favor the last time around. they have resurrected it.

>> will she be extradited? >> i would absolutely fight it. i would take this case for free. the fact that she has now acquitted by one court to try her a second time under the american constitution would constitute double jeopardy. i believe just as the way mexico doesn't -- we have double jeopardy protection. our citizens, i believe that she could fight extradition and she'll appeal it. >> so you're saying that right now she'll not be extradited, she'll fight it legally. do you think our country would say, hey, sorry, italy. we're friends, but she's not going anywhere? >> there is an extradition treaty, but here is what she does. first appeals in italy. that takes a year. now let's say she loses that appeal. i think she has a chance of winning it. say she loses that appeal. then it comes time for the extradition. there's a treaty between italy and the united states. but i don't believe the united states -- and there is plenty of precedent -- would be required to extradite her.

why? because under american law, she could not be retried a second time for the same offense, same evidence, double jeopardy. amanda knox doesn't return to italy. >> also as we get into relations and future travel between italy -- >> many, many questions. >> she can't go anywhere. >> for her to go anywhere but the united states, i think she would be vulnerable to extradition. >> am i going to see you on radio row? >> i'm going to be on radio row. i called richard sherman a thug when he ranted about michael crabtree. he said the use of the word thug was the new n word. i pondered that. i've come to agree with richard sherman, the stanford grad. i will never use the word thug in that context again. i feel so badly about it that i am predicting the seahawks will win.

>> look at that. geraldo goes with the seahawks. thank you very much. have a great weekend. coming up, no lunch for you. kids forced to go hungry at school because officials threw out their lunches on purpose. who does somethg like that? >> and governor mike huckabee getting some presidential buzz, even leading in a poll. so is the 2016 run in the cards for the governor? he's live from florida next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse.

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msnbc's president apologized for more offensive comments at that network. but is that enough and is msnbc really sorry? >> governor mike huckabee is here to weigh in on that. good morning, governor. >> good morning, elisabeth. >> so we saw the tweet come across. no, it wasn't a hack. they actually tweeted it. msnbc, for those who didn't see it, said maybe the right wing will hate it, but everyone else will go aww. the new cheerio has ad with biracial family. seemingly unfounded, most people found it adorable in general when they saw previews of it. they ended up apologizing for the tweet, taking it down, i believe one person was let go. is that enough? >> first of all, let me say i'm proud of reince previn, the

chairman of the rnc for demanding an apology and saying no one from the rnc is going to go back on nbc until they get the apology. and because of his bold action, you saw phil griffin immediately capitulate. here is the question, is there an adult in charge over there? is there anybody there who is not filled with this playground arrogance, this sense of we're right, everybody else is wrong and we're right 100% of the time and they're wrong 100% of the time? that's something that i find just really contemptible in a society where we're supposed to be able to have adult level conversations and even be able to disagree without being disagreeable. >> sure. it does seem there is a culture of intolerance over there. all you got to do is tune in for a minute to see it. governor, the reason we called you was because there is a new poll out this week where you are at the top. the question was, who would you like to see as the gop candidate for president in 2016? you lead with 16%. you're in front of jeb bush and

chris christie and you've gone up three points. you lead rand paul as well. gone up three points just in the last month. what's up with that? >> well, 16%. my question is, what's wrong with the 84% of the other people? >> they'll come around. >> it's very early. i don't think this means a lot. but it's nice. at least i'm doing well in polls where i'm included. so i'll accept it, but the focus for me politically is not about 16. it's about 2014. getting the senate out of the hands of harry reid and putting them back in the room where he belongs. that's what republicans need to focus on and they need to put it like a laser in front of them. >> do you think, he's actually taken steps sort of in opposition in terms of what the president has been saying dealing with harry reid here. so what do you think about that? when harry reid is challenging the president, then i think it's indicative, no? >> i think there is a lot of

things going on in the senate. but the democrats, after the state of the union, let's face it, they really couldn't say, wow, that was dynamic, because it wasn't. i think that a lot of the democrats are beginning to realize this president is disconnected not only from governing, he's disconnected from his own party and he really doesn't spend time with them. so they're going to be trotted out this year to try to defend the indefensible obamacare. they own it. it's theirs. that's the focus of the election this year and frankly, i don't envy their task having to go out to more americans who have lost insurance than have obtained it and be able to explain why obamacare is something they ought to continue to keep in place. >> it just seems like all that news about the affordable care act, not so affordable. governor, thank you very much for joining us today. we know you got a busy day, you're hitting the road for ten continue. have a great weekend and we'll see you tomorrow night right here on the channel with "huckabee." >> thank you. next up on the rundown, thousands of e-mail passwords

personal information? >> that would be just like my luck. and look who brian ran into on super bowl boulevard. that's frank caliendo, man of a million voices. brian? >> yes, he is. and frank caliendo is here to predict who will win the super bowl. am i right? >> yeah. you think there is two teams that it could possibly be. i think it's going to be one of them! >> is that right, in mr. gruden? >> i'm looking forward to this. that's what football is all about. >> i know president bush is a huge fan of football. >> hey, i like the way they bounce funny, man. >> there is a host behind you, frank. >> not the first time. >> back in a moment. caliendo is here. ♪ ♪ oh!

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>> yep. thanks. i got a comment from steve. this morning we're getting an inside scoop about sunday's game from a variety of big-time people. roger staubach has been here. yesterday we had archie manning. now it's time to get all those guys wrapped up in one. players and celebrities, i'm talking about frank caliendo and all the voices in his head. frank, welcome back. >> good to be here. >> we can not have the super bowl without a visit from you. you are about 30 pounds lighter. >> yeah. >> what's going on? stress? >> no, exercising, eating better, and i'm just happy to be in studio with you. >> right. >> doocy and elisabeth inside keeping it warm? that's nice, thanks, guys. i appreciate it! >> you all right now? >> yeah. i had to get that out. >> fine. we got the broncos playing the seahawks. when you have that game, you need some analysis to break down the game before it happens. 'cause once it happens, you don't need it breaking down. madden is still calling the game in his prime.

how does this stand up? >> looking at the number one defense and that camera is where i'm supposed to be looking. a.j., over there. i mean, you look at the number one offense versus the number one defense, i mean, the defense wins championships? i don't know how you win if you don't score! i mean -- so i'm going peyton manning to beat everybody by himself. how many times did i spit? you see this? >> i didn't really see that. here is the other thing, we finally got news in the super bowl. richard sherman saying that peyton manning throws the ball like a duck. he doesn't have any zip. peyton manning says yeah, but i complete a lot of passes and get touchdowns. when jon gruden hears something like that, how does he react? >> usually you think about guys that can throw with a lot of zip, put accentation on it, but peyton manning is a play maker. that's true alliteration right there. play maker. i don't know what it means, but is sounds good in this situation. we're looking what peyton manning can do, i don't care if

that ball goes slow and wobbles, it gets there, man. it looks like a duck and sounds like a duck, probably a duck. but i tell you what, this duck, it's all it's quacked up to be. >> that was terrible. that's the worst one i ever heard in any life, knuckle head. you keep pitching voices and go back to madden and you say hi to alt ladies out there. >> it's crazy. a lot of people look at richard sherman and say, psychologically, what is he thinking after a game? he's mouthing off. next thing he's letter vertebral. what would dr. phil say? >> he would say, what are you thinking? richard sherman, you're going after peyton manning! the guy just threw 500 gazillion touchdowns and had the greatest season of all time! shut up or put up! this is a great player and richard sherman, you don't want to make a duck mad. >> and did you see barak obama

last night? >> i was flying the whole time. >> he was doing the state of the union. >> were there any let me be clears? >> let me be clear. this is what it's about. i believe we need to work together. >> that's about how it went. you didn't miss much. frank, where can we see you? >> all over the place. i'm in north carolina next week. comedy zone. this weekend -- tomorrow i'm doing a thing called the super bowl mvp party with peyton manning -- not peyton manning. he's playing the game. eli manning. i tell you what, sometimes you get those mannings mixed up and archie will come after you. i'll wrap it up when i'm ready! new york super bowl mvp's namath will be there. i tell you what, man, i wouldn't miss it for the world. >> and by the way, there is a big party coming up and i'm available to go to that party on saturday. so i'm just wondering at this point if you're going to ask me to go. >> no.

>> for the people at studio, doocy, elisabeth, you guys are invited. >> really makes me feel great. do you know how long i've waiting to say that to sean. >> wrap it up! wrap it up! we've got to get out of here! wrap it up! >> coming up, no lunch for you. kids forced to go hungry at school. yep. that story coming your way because officials threw their lunches in the trash on purpose. who does something like that, frank? and normally he joins us live from washington. but today chris wallace is here in studio. that is exciting about harry's big blow to the president. and chris will be at the super bowl on super bowl sunday. >> that was awesome! ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experience.

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mascot, thunder, the horse. >> very nice. >> nice and calm now. >> this is thunder and thunder rides out before every bronco game, before the broncos can go out, thunder will lead. he will lead the super bowl as well? >> sure. >> this thunder has been doing it for ten. you'll be riding him out? >> how exciting that? >> it will grab. >> i'm thinking horses versus birds? come on. >> i know. bronco fans are pumped up. they're everywhere in new york city. the seahawks are beginning to come in. we have a horse. a.j. actually walked him from that other show on 48th himself. they came over here right through the city and no one blinked an eye. that's a good thing about a city that never sleeps. >> very nice. in the meantime, somebody else who galloped into our studio today is chris wallace, who somehow has figured out a way to broadcast his political show this sunday, super bowl sunday, from the super bowl. >> could i just say, first of all, that i tend to associate

brian more with the other side of the horse. let me also say because this is a tough place, fox, brian, the fact that i'm here on the curvy couch and you're not, this is the way that you're being told -- >> stop it! >> this is all in your planning, right? >> he's gone. i'm here. i'm on the curvy couch from now on. >> you like that, brian? >> hey, chris, how would you feel about working on the couch, working with two other people. you're the people that needs to be in control. you don't get into this team work thing. >> i don't like to share with brian. i'm very happy being here. this is going to be wonderful. >> he came in and gave elisabeth a big hug. first time they had ever met. >> i know. i feel like we've met so many times in person, but we've talked so many times through the screen, it seemed like it happened before. but you are trash talking leading up to the super bowl. i want to ask you, 'cause we have to get down to some business now that we have you here if person.

democrats seem to be taking on a new year's resolution and going running. they're running away from the president right now. we have seen obamacare rollout to be quite a failure when it comes to the number of policies that have been canceled. they're looking at their town, their cities, their state saying, all these people are having these policies canceled when the president comes in town, they seem to have something else to do. what is the word on the street when it comes to the separation and not really wanting to take that moment with the president as we move into the midterm elections? >> look, elisabeth, the fact is that nationally, the president's approval rating is 42%. when they ask do you trust he'll do the right thing? it's in the 30s. and that's nationally. so think about in a red state, if you're mary landrieu in louisiana or kay hagin in north carolina, so yeah. it's not particularly good for your health if the president is coming to do an event. it's funny, 'cause sometimes these guys ride on air force one with the president. but then when they get there,

they're, actually i got a very busy schedule. >> yeah. you don't want to be seen with them. you don't want your opponent to be seen with you embracing the president. >> how about a couple of nights ago at the state of the union address, the president was talking about how he would like more free trade authority and, in fact, the republicans are behind him on this thing and the president is for it. the white house for it. but harry reid, who worries about losing out on the big hammer in the senate, he's not going to bring it up because he doesn't want to have a vote on it even though the white house wants it, republicans want it. clearly politics is involved in this and it's the white house now versus harry. >> yeah. but i think it's not necessarily versus because the white house understands regardless of whatever game harry reid has to play, he'd rather have harry reid as the majority leader in 2015 than mitch mcconnell. the only chance he possibly has to get anything done in the final two years of his term is to have control of one pipe

dream, two, but at least one house. so at this point, if that's what harry reid thinks he has to do to get democrats reelected, particularly in red states, he'll do what he has to do. >> bri you know, sunday you have a show and sunday's show will be extremely special because you're going to have a special panel and you're going come to america from what field in particular? what stadium will hold wallace? >> we are going to be -- you know, this is so great 'cause it's so interesting you guys are talking about the state of the union. ever since the state of the union, i haven't paid a bit of attention to it. i keep thinking, i'm so glad i don't have to talk about this on sunday. we're going to be at the game, yes. it is a bit of a boondoggle, every three years when fox does the game, we kick off all of the coverage with fox news sunday. we'll have the commissioner of football, roner goodell. we'll have archie manning talking about -- one of the things i want to talk to him about is the fact that two years ago, it looked like peyton

manning's career was through. john elway, who decided to pick up manning. he runs operations for the broncos. troy aikman about making the transition from player to broadcast. and that our panel, like george will and brit hume, our panel is howie and terry and michael -- >> hall of fame show. >> yeah, i know. >> what a name dropper. >> yeah. listen, i'm going crazy. i may not go back. i may be here on the curvy couch. >> how solid is that line - up, because chris, i'll be on the field. if there is an extra chair, i can maybe go right in the middle if you want. i'll tell you the game and dress up and -- >> let me just say this, that is at least the 7th time that brian has said to me, i'm going to be on the field during your show. brian, don't call us. we'll call you. >> you just made him power play of the week. >> i know that. and it wasn't enough for him,

right? his book is a top ten and it's not enough for him. you know. you work with him. >> please, don't get us started. chris, have fun at the super bowl. >> you want to know something? i will. >> all right. thank you very much. straight ahead on our telecast, coming up, msnbc doing damage control after they branded conservatives racist and bigots. but are they really sorry, or does the network feed the culture of intolerance? your comments pouring in. >> plus, rodney atkins performing live for us coming up. not going to want to miss that. ♪ ♪ ♪

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school. their lunch taken away and tossed in the trash. the reason? they didn't have enough money on their prepaid lunch accounts. parents were never notified of the low balances and are furious. the school district has apologized. new evidence this morning shows justin bieber was not drag racing when he was arrested down in florida. tmz got their hands on gps records from the rented lambourghini company that he was driving. they show that he was only going 27 miles an hour. not the 60 that the cops had claimed. that's a quick look at some headlines. >> we've been talking about this all morning. are they really sorry? does msnbc's latest left wing assault on the right really just show a culture of hate and intolerance about the network and what about the american people who deal with the backlash? we've been talking about that. their tweet said, maybe the right wing will hate it, but everybody else will go aw. the adorable new #cheerios ad with biracial family, referring to an ad that cheerios is

putting out for the super bowl. they ended up apologizing, taking that tweet down. we asked you if their apology was enough. >> yeah. so we got an e-mail from buddy in virginia. he writes, i am a former democratic voter. msnbc has opened my eyes with their race and hate agenda. i stopped watching msnbc after the 2012 election and will not vote for another democrat. >> we have another tweet from evelyn saying this: as i tell my daughter, the apology means nothing when you continue to do the same thing over and over again. >> off facebook, mark writes, when you look up hypocrite in the dictionary, there should be a group picture of the on-air personalities of msnbc. what do you think about this? they did fire somebody, supposedly responsible for it. yet you notice a pattern. how many people have gotten fired and in trouble over there just in the last couple of months? e-mail us.

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well, he braved the cold to rock times square for fox news all american new year's eve. today country music star rodney atkins is back inside our nice warm studio. >> good to see you. >> brian has a whole set-up outside. >> it was pretty chilly that night. warmers everywhere. >> we had warmers everywhere. you gave me tips on how to stay warm. we had a blast. we love your music. glad you're here. the song you're going to perform is about perseverance, right? >> yeah. i say the song about, i don't know, spiritual progress, not spiritual perfection. it's about just continuing to push through. i just love songs that are about life, facing some of the tough

times 'cause i think we're most alive when we can get through those times. >> i think a lot of people can identify with that. the song is called "doing it right." you remember how it goes? >> yeah. >> we're getting out of the way. ladies and gentlemen, here they are, rodney atkins and the guys. >> doing it right. ♪ if you're whispering or if you're standing up and shouting ♪ ♪ got the windows up or you took the top down ♪ ♪ if you got big dreams but you got big doubts ♪ ♪ well, you're doing it right ♪ if you're keeping it simple or you make a big scene ♪ ♪ if you're doing your best and

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♪ ♪ >> i love that song. we are with rodney atkins. we sing your song at our house all the time. >> a little boy in there. >> that's my little boy, elijah. he was four, my four-year-old said a four letter word. he heard me singing "if you're going through hell," the first single from that album. he went to school, he was in pre-k at the time i went to pick him up and his teacher said, she needed to talk to me about my son, what he's been saying in school. >> just what you want to hear. >> what did he do? she said i was turning the lights on and off, that's the signal to be quiet to go to lunch.

it got quiet and he started singing. ♪ if you're going through hell ♪. i wrote this song "watching you" and he's now 12 years old. >> you're going to do another in the after the show show. log on now. but meantime, we want to know what's happening on the "fox & friends" weekend. >> if you're plan ago big super bowl party, we're going to show you thousand make the perfect snacks, like pizza. plus, football hall of famer ronnie lott and the coach of last year's champs, john hart bow will be joining us. and a story that will be warming your heart, a father battling cancer writes his daughter more than 800 notes for her to read. but now he's cancer free. that father and daughter are going to be joining us live. don't miss us. 6 to 10 a.m. >> i wonder if you can jam that into eight hours. >> brian kilmeade, reporting live on monday, all about the super bowl. you're going to be working -- >> on the field. i'll be standing on the field. first time ever "fox & friends" has been on the field.

>> don't screw it up. >> thanks for yelling at me in front of everybody. >> all right. so rodney in the after the show show. log on now. have a fantastic super bowl sunday. we'll see you back here on monday. >> have a fun game alert. she says they will have to drag her back kicking and screaming. brand-new reaction from amanda knox after an italian court found her guilty. the ex-boyfriend was stopped near the italian border perhaps trying to leave the country. >> amanda knox giving an emotional interview describing what she felt when she found she